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I need to mimic the Namespace of a legacy app exactly. It should look like this: <Customers xmlns="x-schema:D:\APPS\Customer.xdr"> </Customers>
When I put in my query With Namespace WITH XMLNAMESPACES ('x-schema:D:\APPS\Customer.xdr' as ns) I get: <Customers xmlns:ns="x-schema:D:\APPS\Customer.xdr">
When I try to not specify 'as ns' I get an error.
How can I match this exactly? <Customers xmlns="x-schema:D:\APPS\Customer.xdr">
Thanks!
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Try it like this:
WITH XMLNAMESPACES (DEFAULT 'x-schema:D:\APPS\Customer.xdr')
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